Ulster University

Each campus is unique, with a city location at Belfast or Magee, close to the coast at Coleraine or in the suburbs at Jordanstown.

• A year-round programme of local, national and international festivals gives students the opportunity to experience the culture, humour and hospitality of Northern Ireland.
• Belfast has a rich maritime heritage, with the Titanic Belfast experience. In Derry~Londonderry the Seamus Heaney HomePlace celebrates the life of NI's literary great.
• The Giant's Causeway and the Dark Hedges (from the Games of Thrones TV series) are near the Coleraine Campus plus the beautiful Portstewart strand is only 4 miles away.
• Major golf courses and tournaments include the British and Irish Open, Duke of York Young Champions Trophy, the Belfast Parkland International and Down Summer Trophy.
• Northern Ireland prides itself on its beautiful landscapes. All four campuses of Ulster University are no more than a short drive to an unspoilt, quiet, blue flag beach.

• Ulster guarantees any first-year student who applies by 7th July a room within university accommodation.
• International students are guaranteed accommodation if applying up to 14th August for university accommodation.
• There is a broad range of priced accommodation options including en suite, or single bedroom apartments with shared bathrooms.
• Accommodation has a range of facilities including a 24/7 on-site management office, with a full ResLife team for social support.
• There are a full raft of payment options available to suit a students budget and funding streams.

• The Students' Union represents all students. It ensures the student voice is heard on teaching and facilities matters.
• The Students' Union's advice bureau provides independent, confidential and impartial advice on academic and welfare issues.
• There are numerous clubs and societies for students to join, which help students meet new people, have fun and try something new.

• Northern Ireland has three airports: George Best Belfast City Airport, Belfast International Airport and City of Derry Airport.
• Northern Ireland has ferry connections with Scotland, England and the Isle of Man from ports at Larne and Belfast Harbour.
• Ulster University has a staff and student cycling club. Many people regularly travel to campus by bicycle.
• Belfast is 1.5 hours north of Dublin Airport, with an inexpensive bus connection running hourly between the two cities.
• Most university residences are located on campus, making them safe, secure and readily accessible.

• Ulster Campus Jobs initiative provides opportunities for students to work on-campus in a range of part-time and casual work.
• Opportunities are available for local part-time paid work including structured postings for accredited volunteering initiatives.
• All opportunities are centrally advertised though the university’s vacancy management system.

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